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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1899

Page

6

Allen's Foot-Ease Advertises Comfort for Tight Shoes

Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease a powder to be shaken into the shoes. It relieves corns blisters and callous spots and makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It cures swollen feet and helps with un growing nails sweating and hot aching feet. Available at druggists and shoe stores 26c trial package free by mail Allen L’imsted LeRoy New York.

Aliea Allen LeRoy N. Y

Whale meat as food in Japan in high demand

The Philadelphia Record notes Japanese treat salted whale meat as a delicacy with 11 purchases illustrating demand. Whales caught near Korea are processed, salted, and shipped to Japan for sale. Nagasaki imported over 2,000,000 pounds of whale meat last year.

Korea Japan Nagasaki Philadelphia

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Other Vintage Ads

An old ad fragment references Hall's Catarrh Cure priced at 75 cents, and includes various line items such as Sandy Pikes-Horrors, Billy remarks, and a claim about a man being 90 percent water. It also mentions Piso's Cure for Consumption, a Plumstead letter dated November 8, 1895, a quote from Lavater, a Fort Wayne to Chicago rail fare, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with a price, and other era marketing snippets.

Sandy Pikes Billy

Dowie Seeks Revenge Against Chicago Doctors and Papers

John Alexander Dowie denounced Chicago doctors and the press in a Zion Tabernacle address, vowing revenge after doctors faced alleged malpractice and criminal negligence tied to Mrs. Flanders's death. He assailed multiple newspapers and journalists as liars. He named Joseph Medill as a wicked, bad man who lied about Zion.

Zion Scorea Chicago John Alexander Dowie Zion Tabernacle Flanders Joseph Medill Zion Mr. Flanders

Dowie's Hotel and Hospital outrage at Zion followers

In a tense audience at Dowies Hotel and Hospital, a speaker denounced Lawyer Stevens as a liar and a introducer of a widow. He warned that Chicago papers would be driven from the field by Zion publications, and threatened Gov Tunner and the State Board of Health with financial responsibility for arrests of Zion workers in the Flanders case.

Zion Chicago Stevens Zion Morning Sun Zion Evening Star

Paris press frets as Dreyfus crisis nears a peak

May disrupt France as Paris papers react to the Labori shooting. The Temps and Liberté denounce disorder and call for national reconciliation, while Journal des Débats and Figaro warn of civil war and the dangers of violence and hate amid the Dreyfus affair.

Paris Preas Paris Labori Temps Dreyfus Casimir-Perier Liberte Journal Des Debats

Pe Runa praised by women in letters to Dr Hartman

Miss Susan Wymar a Richmond schoolteacher in Chicago and Mrs Margaretha Dauben Racine Wis both report Pe-ru-na relief for female complaints Pelvic catarrh and changes of life are cited The letters urge contacting Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio for a free women only book

Susan Wymar Richmond School Chicago Ill Hartman Margaretha Dauben North Superior St Racine City Wis Pen Pe-ruoa Columbus

Peruna touted as universal cure for summer catarrh

Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio claims Peruna is an absolute remedy for cholera morbus cholera infantum summer complaint bilious colic diarrhoea and dysentery. In forty years practice he says he never lost a case and offers a free copy of Summer Catarrh to requestors who write for more details.

Hartman Peru Columbus Ohio

Sheriff White Expects to Die Amid Kentucky Turmoil

John Feland, a prominent eastern Kentucky politician, says Lexington meetings with Beverly White, Clay County sheriff, reveal that White believes his days are numbered. He claims Baker crowd may kill him when opportunity arises, and White asserts readiness with belt holstered revolvers and a bowie knife. He notes he might abandon Clay County but his family and the sheriff’s property remain there.

Clay County John Feland Kentucky Lexington Beverly White Tom Baker White Feland Baker

Building Starts Again The Chicago Brickmakers Strike Ends

Chicago and Cook County building operations resume after a week long brickmakers strike ends. Both sides claim victory with yard owners accused of forming a brick trust, while manufacturers deny any such combination. The dispute drew in central labor bodies and contractors associations, muddling the strike’s original cause.

Chicago Cook County

Addressing Mrs Pinkham for Women’s Health Advice

The text argues that women should confide in Mrs Pinkham for private ills, noting her superior experience in treating women's diseases. It claims women speak more freely to a woman and avoid male doctors, who supposedly do not understand. It highlights silence and neglect among women despite needing prompt help.

Mrs. Pinkham

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